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FR ID A Y, TUB A P R II. 8. 1940 The Beaverton Review t o l l « o n \ I « M il. PAPKH T •- I e P H « n r » 4 1 5 (■■barrlptlan Ratea One * ear (In a d v a n c e ) ............|I 00 Six month* (In a d v a n c e ) ............. CO One y ea r tin other a t a t e a ) . . . . 1.50 ms s»o»nd-class matter on E x t r a pos ta ge f o r outalda the U. S. EstN r.t December 9, 1)15. at the postoffice ht Oregon, under the act of March 8. 1ST» 1SSVKD F R I D A Y O F E A C H W E E K A T B E A V E R TO N . OREGON H. H U IJ C T T .............. Owner N o li q u o r or tobacco ada accepted A ME R I C A N I SM " A m e ric a n is m I a unfalllmr lo v e o f coun tr y: l o y a l t y to Ha Inatitutlona and Ideala: e a g e r - neaa to defend It agalna t all enemies: undivided a lle g ian c e to the f l a g : and a dea Ire to aecure the blesainga o f lib e rty to ouraelvea and our Doatertty.” Congratulations, Oklahoma! Some states are blessed with unusually progres sive managements in their electric utility companies and in their state regulatory bodies. An outstanding example is Oklahoma. In that state, the corporation commission recently announced that a voluntary leduction in rates had been made by the Oklahoma Gas fir Electric company which would save the customers o f that utility $500,000 an nually. This reduction, which was worked out in a harmonious manner between the commission and the company officials, eliminates the expense, delays and discord that generally result from long and onstly investigations and rate hearings. This reduction fol- raade in January 1937. Oklahoma is to be congratulated fo r having public officials and corporation executives who can act in telligently and fa irly on questions such as this which are o f such vital public interest in the progress o f a state. Free Press, Free Speech Four-fifths o f the world today knows no free speech, and no free press. Outside the United States, the British Empire, and the Scandinavian countries, free speech and a free press are virtually unknown. There are 320 million people in Europe alone who live in darkness. The firs t steps in destroying democracy, as it has disappeared from the world, has been suppression o f the free press and curtailment o f free speech. This BEAVERTON REVIEW Farmers’ Union Passes Town Council Meets Resolution we will lose the laxen now |wld by Y t U l l l g K e p u h lic U n .H Ih . PG K and this la m .lrely .nie T ( ) ||o n o r N c w V o t e l a but they do not tell us that W E 1 W IL L (IA IN IN T H E PU D AN I M" “ n« * ,he Y ° Un,i UrpUb"* KWUAL AM O U NT which I. Olnb o f Wesh.ngton county hm. , , . been set fo r Tuesday evening. April onllrely true. .. , .. .. ... . , I9, Ill IIIIUlMiro Chamber o f Cont under the PUD It will not be merce, when young tepiibllcnns necessary for the manager to have I . , . . . , ... , will honor tlMwe who will vole lor his picture taken while paying the the first Unis In (he coming elec luxes in order to Impress the, people with the vast sum paid i “ ” “ “ - J° * n '“l“ * pr" ‘ d* ttt’ H AY L. A N T R IM l 'T . .. ! Principili Nprnkcr o f the eventi»« Chairman V **hington , \ ' s» * i * i «tv n. Ha viti hsccle«, executive nee County PUD Club ratary o f Uovernor Bprafua, who - BO will discuss the political situation 9Ç from Iho point «if view o f young H AZELDALK i Americans. There will also be mus- ¡gi I lo and other entertainment. Mrs. Rebecca Ellerson and Mrs The Town Council of Denver Ion met Mondu) evening. Washington County Fanners A nival many of (he Towu's Uulonheld their regular mouUily problems were discussed. the u nitin g nt the U-giou Hull lu monthly clulms were presented amt approved, and an ordinance Hillsboro Saturday. March 20. Henry Johnson, County Pres* laas.ed declaring n lieu and an assessment against lots 1 and data wu» named chairman of the Convent iou committee, the 1*0 ill Lombard Addition. rtcu-preuidcnt, sec retar) and Uie executive board to aaatat hlui. Beaverton I*TA Meets Wm. Christensen met with (he ^ A(M1(M,la- comm lltee in Uie morning to lion March 36, was in charge of diacuaa arrangement* for the 4- the health hoard. Tw o Alma, day meet. A meeting was called "1 a >( My 1’iHvple Live." and lo meel w‘;th thè lllllsboru C. “ Clouds In The Sky.’ ’ were en of C. U> held ili Iheir rooms much. Doris No«' rn u rd a y. Aprii 11. Each locai Joyed very played a clurlnet solo accompa should apiHilnl oue lady, ami nied by Maxine Cady. |John K 0“ * » » " ‘>»'l>«nled Mr. and , Traaa Q m she should selce! three i o help ... .... ........ - ______ The county m eeting w ill l> «> N,r*- • **«rry Ruaail of INirtland on. transport gas from Ihe ber at thè je t luck lunch lo he served Ihe It rat day o f the hell A pril !*. at Bonny Slope. 1 |°°P t,,p *° M iM liinville Monday Texas Panhandle to sections of 14 This is the time for final re- I J«’un Miller and Sybil Taylor are ata,aa including Texas, oou lent Jon. \ A resolution was push'd ask ports and we hope a good dele-¡both confined to their homes with ing Senator McNary to assist guUirn w ill plan to go. Meet Ihe measles the grade school at nine. David Stall, a senior at Wiliam ! NOTH I TH < Kl HI TO Its lu obta.nlng & grant or a loan al at a low rut»« of In*ereal from bring your car If possible as .«He university. Salem, was a recent That Further Claims are llarred guest at the home o f his slater, lu the Circuit Court of tiie tfttsle the Government to help build there Is no bus service. «tr-operatlve hospital. The fo l Mrs. Richard Smurthwslte, Jr. 1 of Oregon for the County of lowing resolutoa wuj also ud- Nose Count Starts WaghiiiKtoli Attendance was Ml at Sunday dopted: 1 1 1 Ihe Mutter o f the Liquidatif ! Whether or not you keep your school. Rodney Johnson, Herthn on o f the BANK OF B E AVE R Since I,he Stftto Hydro-Elec- I noM out of othor ,,M)pie a business 1 Jelderka and Mrs. O L. Johnson TON, Dnavertoii. Oregon trie commission has pronounced | ^ >bout th. only question the of-¡celebrated birthday anniversaries NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Thai an nixier has been entered •by the Circuit Court o f Ihe Slate o f^ iu c h ^ a d U trlc ^ d e p ra d a ' on * enumerators cover Washington marked the dose o f a recor.l con- of Oregon for the Cousty of the inclusion of Hillsboro. Dea county this week for Uncle 8am*» «est. A social meeting was held 'Washington burring Ihe fillup anti refreshments served. Sher- biggest census to date. verton, Cornellcs. Hanks of further claims in Uie IJquid- Biggest because there undoubted- Ben Jclderks IS visiting relstlvss wood, and Tualatin, and nUon o f Hie Bunk sf Beaverton Since the ecouomic welfare o f ,!y *y are are more Americans than ever In * a > s Angeles. other than rlalms for expenses of | Mrs. E. W. Livermore was «he towns and Ihe rural areas bef-re, and because the list I Incurred by the Superintendent is based upon a partnirshlp eu- qvi.-' >ns has been stretched to In- pleasantly surprised with ar. April Gj. attd ,,rr |,nr- elude practically everything except fool party Monday honoring her rrd fr„ m and af|ar y ay jp p ,(0 deavor. now. therefore. Be It Resolved that we. tihe your d«*ceased grandparents’ v ie w s !birthday anniversary. | That said order directed Drat Yi’ashlnglon County Farmers’ on serruptltlous romance. Mr. and Mrs. Max Berger were tju,» notice lie given by pubtl- Cnlon. asks the electorate of They'll be around asking YO U honored with a party Saturday ev- j cation thereof In a newspaper of the above-named towns to co- tj,|s woeg w,n these Washington enlng In celebration of their birth- general clrculxilon prlnlrxl and operate with the farmers at Ihe <.ounty enumerators: day anniversaries pirtdlshed In Beaverton. Wash- May Primaries to assure Iho ___ __ Mr nnd Mra a i jeldi-tks visited Ington Cminly. Oregon, wm-klv Mildred M. Hudson. W illiam M. success of the P. U. D. measure. with Mr Jelderks’ mother. Mrs for a |« rlod of three weeks pH- The next meeting w ill be held ' n * ‘ ‘ . V ,. ' . ' .. . Minnie Jclderks nt Oervals Sun- ° r *“ ,h*‘ dale on which c la is v at eight o ’clock In the evenln t J’ ** * ° h'* r’ D’ ®®nd’ daV sro harred day Thai Ho dales of pubi i cat lo u the ladies o f theBloo ming local Frnnk B P<’ ” ythe. and B. M. Bias Mr. and Mrs. Noi man Skylea at Forest Grove; Clem E. Blakcney, | are as fo llo w »: will serve. ________ George L. Daniels. Sylvia M L illi-) Portland are moving onto the A ftlrsl publication Maroh 22, Ison and Dolly Rlckort. Tigard. »hylea place this week P)4h laist ptlblk at Ion April !» 19V/ Parents-Tbachers Alice L. Benson, Mary M. Camp- . , A A. Ungers, Superintendent bell Gretchen B. Gallagher. " < ” - ! * R ] c H M AN IN RAGS W ill Vfpgxt I of Banka in ch a r»« o f Ihe tl- 1 enee B. Murphy, Lydia People# and On Tuesday. April !>, Ihe James Searle. Beaverton: Maude At the call of the trumpet, the «tolda!inn o f the Itniil» of Be> Washington County Comic.1 of Elllman and Itoy H. Jaqulth, Sher- crowd turns toward the. t i»v »u r ) , verton, Beaverton, Orlgon Parent-Teachers w ill hold t,helr »<x>d; Gertrude McCormlc, Sher- of the temple. Mr. Pharisee Is last meeting o f the year al the wood, route 7: Edna Wardlus and »bout to pay his tenth, his tithe. Bonny Slope. Ask at < edar Mill Jack A. Hiller, Cornelius. ! He would have all men see It. We É store for directions for reaching A _ Ahlgren and Mary E. , follow on and take note A fter hla r ’ r rjrz z n x x s : r r r s rsn CÏIUKCH NOUNCKMENTS is because all forms o f totalitarianism are created and start ^ a ? i0-0t) .8mn,<! » d ‘ r l Z Kurt*.' Gaston; Corine Antrim. A lo coin Is dropped In piece by p.ecc. sti»rt hi lviU v a.ni. »inn cro^c j » » , i 1.iJ,,i ,n. T ill METHODIST < HL’ RCH at 3:0« p m. with an hour a« ha: Arlene F . Bernards. Huber; he passes over bag. o f dried mint Earl B. Horsell, Minister maintained by force and propaganda. There can be noon to r lunchfeach one Is to Gladys M Green. Garden Home; ¡and herbs Mr Pharisee Is care- Sunday schtgil, 9:40 a.m. Hu* fu! down to the last Item. The little effective propaganda where the press is free. bring his own). Coffee will oe Edltb J. Ream. M etzger! Josephine ! onlookers pcrlntvndrnl, (.’has. II. Rosemun. are saying to themselves served by IJie host, association. Selby. Portland, route 8. Morning Moral.Ip 11:00 a.m. that the angeU o f God must give So the first act o f the dictator o f any type must be The morning w ill be devoted The Rev. F. II. Sibley of Scholls glad welcome to such as Mr. I ’har- lo final reports o f work accom will be the preacher. suppression o f the press by censorship or by state plished Usee. This paying of the tithe Is during the year by the . , Evening worship 7:30 n.m. not Mil. for on another day we see ( T „ ;.t€.; , , ,,ropl# , ;S|H.ct ownership, in order that the way may he cleared fo r local associations, final reporls j of county chairmen, o u l’ ine of j the people tiptoe past or stand in Of Tin' Church Today telling people only what they should read i f the es proiyam building for the co m in g! respect ns Mr. Pharisee makes n Mldwi-ek S»:rvlce Thursday at year, home interest conference U.ng prayer standing on the cor 8:30 p. tn. tablished order is to be maintained.— W alter Morrow, reports. Th e afternoon will-have 1 Aloha, Ore., April 1. 1940. ner o f Main street. Again he editorin-chief, Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colo. a panel discussion of "WTiaf I The Beaverton Review, spreads nshes over his h»-ud and Ill.T IIt .M B A PT IS T ( III IK II . M-" PV eDt‘ “ d T T !r , M I Beaverton. Oregon. add. a look o f gloom to tell them Rev. Jolrn C. 8ch*eit/or, Minister \.oulil Do In Buildn^ \\ I f n .. 9:45 a. in. Sunday school with- Youth.’ with ru p ll. o f Wash- T ° *h° E<iit° r »*■ hl" d“ y for Washington died in the last year o f the century, ington school o f Portland sitting The following facts are glvsn for Then came Jesus Christ, backing classes for all ages. John Crocut, , on the panel. The group w| 1 be th«i Information o f the Washing- His words with mighty miracles, superintendent. 11:00 a. in.— Worship service.- the last month o f the year, the last day o f the led by their principal, Mr. Hugh ton county voters, concerning the even to raising their dead bnrk to Boyd. This topic covers the men- tax question as involved in the,life. On a day He told of two who Glmlf directed by Carl Egglnma. week, and the last hour o f the day. 7:45 p. ni.— Evening service, 1*1. physical, social and spirit- question o f private ownership or went up to the temple to pray, a s s ual development o f youth. This the PUD. There was Mr. Pharisee for one A 1 ,(1 1 1 ft A SSI Mill V O f GOD . subject climaxes t.he year s two «pne figures arc approximately and a despised tax-gatherer for Church on Wheeler and A !eg gram of “ Building With Youlh” 'correct, as those for the PO E ays- the other. Mr. Pharisee stood and ander Street.«. whlc.b hrfh geen a most interest item are taken from the records of prayed thus with himself: "God, I Sunday School 9 45 A. M. ing subject. Ithe State Public Utility commission- thank the»- that I rni not as other Young I ’aoplo C:30 P . M. The new county officers » i l l er. Those for Washington county men. I am not a cheat, nor a Morning Worship 11:00 A . M V elected and installed. ¡are from the Hydoelectrlc Com- thief nor an adulterer or even like Evangelistic 7:45 P . M. It is hoped lhat all associa- w ill ill have have a a represent.» representa- ml" " lon o f Oregon and are only this tax gatherer. I fast twice In Tune In on KWJJ each Sunday ons w five at this final meeting or a approximately correct, as they arc the week and pay tithes on all j from 5:00 lo 5:30 p. m . lo tho most successful year in Parent- baac<1 on the “ BOOK" value ob- my gain.” But the tax-gatherer j A*s««mbly o f God Broadcast. Teacher worl:. talned from the PO E office. All standing fa r back would not so F. J. Huntley Paator ■ - figures, etc., arc from the 1938 re- much as lift up hla eyes to heaven s s s r# ports as later reports are not nut k»-nt heating on hla breast nnd ( IIDIUR OF CHRIST Zurcher Gets Into Spring available. saying "O God, have mercy on E. E, Coulter, Minister Term Lead-Off From the report of the Public ,-inn< r that I .im ” Morning worship at 9:45 am . Utility commissioner o f Oregon we " j you," said Jesus. “ That Bible study peJilod at 11:00. University o f Oregon. April 3, learn that the total revenue <le- this man went down to his home (S i- al to The Review ) Cl.it-• ductions for operating expenses free re r from guilt thnn the other, Al.OII \ ( OilMl MTV BAPTIST enc»- Zurcher, U n lver ity o f Or* was 10.42 mills per kwh of which For everyone that exhalts himself Rev. B. Marcus Godwin, Pastor egon R|udent from Beaverton, is 2.84 (should be 2.8«) mills were for shall he humbled and everyone Bible school 10:00; morning participating In *be |f'a,i‘ ° ri ¡taxes In Washington county the ¡that humbles himself shall be ex- worship, 11;00; B YPIf, 6:46; e v mus cal attraction o f the spring L deductlon waM 28ft m l„ M ,wr ailed " ' ening worship. 7:45; teacher 'erm April 7, when Me ldeln- . . . . . .. . \ • sohn’s “ Elijah” w ill be presen- kwh; th,‘ refo,,‘ ' the customers B„ Mr. Abarlsee put on a big I ralninig class and prayer m eet ted by Ihe University choral un- ¡C O N T R IB U T E D to the payment o f show but Jesus Christ passed him ing Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. All are cordially invited to '. oh and t.he symphony orchestra the BO® taxes as follows: Thoac by; man's righteousness being but A senior tn the schfjol o f u**nK -,(d kwh per month CON- filthy rags to God. Christ had no all of thes«* services. » s s )U*;ness administration, Z u r - T R IB U T E $1.73 a year; 100 kwh time for the proud. His heart was ( III lit | | op TIIK ITAZARKITB cher is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. per month C O N T R IB U T E $3.4« a with the underwork!, the criminals, W. P . KcebAngh, Pastor. W alter J. Z.ercher of Beaverton, year; 250 kwh per month CON- the fa ll« ), the miserable, the poor Sunday school at 9:45. He will slog ¡n the baritone T R IB U T E $8.«4; BOO kwh per In spirit. I came to seek and to Morning worship at 11:00. 10,1 , ' lie.,| ^ VO‘ <e ' 1 <ir i1 month C O N T R IB U T E $17.30 a save that which was lost, »aid he. union which will be accompanied v..Br „ , . . .. t HFYFYTH B\Y %BVKNTIST by the 70-piece University sym- Y ____ W " " n H ° find" R hrart ,hat " ° r* The propon-nts o f the PU D are rows for sin and wasted life. He edestrians illed phony orchestra The Hutier-Aloha Seventh Day not objecting to these tax deduc-, takes to Him self all the shame nnd Adventist meets every Saturdpy The musical is under the d|- tlons as they expect to continue, guilt o f that one and «lies under morning at 9:45 at the Hubor rectifm of Dr. Theodore Kral.t, dean o f the school o f m usic. them In the PU D as the Peoples' i i t By that He washes the page Commercial hall. Sahbath srihoot d r i v e - T hey s a w the Solo leads in the oratorio are LTtlllty law «ay« <**«. -ML clean. The blood o f Jesuj Christ meet» at 9:45, church service at CAR. BUT DIDN’ T -RE being sung by outside guest- that all property o f the PU D cleanses from all sin. “ Being 11:90. ALIZE HOW LITTLE THE artist« used for the production and dls- counted righteous b y Christ’» Trader, T. O. Edglngton. tributlon of electric energy shall blood, we shall be saved from the DRIVER CAN DEE AFTEf? oerintci «lent, Mrs. r .# E ¡be taxed tn the same manner nnd (coming wrath thru Him.” Are you Tut ti«. D ARK - — - PLKA.SU T \ k K YOTICK * 5 4 for the same purposes an property ¡Mr. Pharisee or do you cry GOD j To cur many loyal and Inqui- now owne<l " nd operated by p ri-jB E M E R C IF U L TO ME A SIN- Ih-tlMl < .n n-gationul fhnrch j ring friends, we wish to an- vatp corporations for the game pur N E R ! 9:45 n.m. Tho rtlMo school nounce: There is no other pape - P °"M Praf. 1 G. W. l n, superintend | In connection with. The opponents o f the PU D do ent. The Beaverton Review *«y that if the PU D 1» organized fte a Y C l’ to n Ore I ' : 00 a. m „ Morning woraJiln. e r D a r k ! ! ... by Rice\ PEDESTRIAN] DON' HOW TO DRIVE who GET KILLED 1 ¿/¿acte Up Cit' S u n T)own MORE THAN OUT OF EVERY 10 P K IN CONN. HAD NEVE R SEEN LICENSED TO Z r * Ln.£MBZ ~ t0 dCV ' ¡¡ota/equate ;oi qoutie/eiqj ® a t iris:Ian Endeavor
